And sometimes they’ll also add Neil Peart.

Finally, I chance to see Jay Johnstone voicing a character for the big screen and . . . oh . . . oh, no.

gesundheit!

I will only be happy when brontosauruses are restored to their natural designation as planets.

“When the Tuskens send us their people, they’re not sending us their best. They’re sending slavers, and murderers ... and some, I assume, are good people.”

Have you ever seen a pair of long underwear? They usually don’t have cargo pockets. He was wearing a jumpsuit.

Hurtful.

I can’t remember if it’s the same character in the book, but there’s a big element of the people at the museum trying to get people to visit, including the troop. I don’t remember the reasons being sinister. The lack of inane Walking Dead-style motivations was one of the refreshing aspects of the book, iirc.

Enrico’s character at the airport was Elizabeth’s agent, not boyfriend.

The humor was so much better this episode, thanks to the theater troupe: “Hi!” “Don’t talk to him.” and “We’re doing Hamlet set in Poland.” “Portland.” “Whatever.” “Huh?” were my favorite exchanges.

Let's not get carried away by the urban legend that anything happened in the matrix revolutions. 

Warner Bros, apparently.

Yes, and not just on earth. It was for the entire universe.

Of course, Mya’s dad and his gang weren’t saints either. 

We’re missing the real horror here: clearly at least a few people were having sex when the snap happened, and some of them must have been on the brink of orgasm. So basically, somewhere some naked guy snapped back into existence, possibly in front of a group of strangers, and immediately ejaculated.

I’m pretty sure the same guy plays both Spider-Man and Peter Parker, so...

Sold!

Every movie should feature a dinner scene with Wallace Shawn.

Grape Nehi was, of course, Radar O’Reilly’s drink of choice on M*A*S*H.

Victor.  His name was Victor.